Federal Parliament. Melbourne
In the Senate the debate on the Government policy was continued by Senator E. J. Russell. Senator Symon made a long and severe…
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State Parliament
During the debate on the want of confidence motion, In the State Assembly on Wednesday night, Mr. Ball declared that the labor party there was paving the…
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In the Senate the debate on the Government. policy was continued by Senator Gemons, who said that if the Ministry did not bring down an efficient defence scheme…
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The annual municipal elections in Rutherglen will be bold next month, the rotiring councillors are:-- Borough, Crs. Collings Huhs and Ready. shire--Wahgunyah…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cleveland Bye Election. Liberal Minister Re-elected. London
The bye-election for Cleveland (York-Shire) rendered necessary by the elevation of Mr. Herbert L. Samuel, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Home Office. to…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Crouch drew attention to the erase of a Geelong man who applied to Mr. Read M[?]phy, P.M., for an old age pension and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →English Bye Election. Leads to a Libel Action. Mr. Keir Hardie and India. London
There will only be two candidates for the vacancy for the Mid-Derbyshire real in the House of Commons, caused by the death of sir James Jacoby, The…
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In the Senator Millen said that the debate on the want of confidence motion in the House of Representatives not being concluded, he would move the…
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The feature of the no confidence debate in the House of Representatives on Thursday was the speech by Sir William Lyne. This venerable 'politician, who has…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Webster drew atention to the action of Mr. Wilson, who on the previous day last produced the jawbone of a donkey and…
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Mr. McGowen's censure motion was defeated on Wednesday last, by 46 to votes to 30--giving the Government a majority of 16…
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The violent scene which occurred in the Italian Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday was referred to yesterday when the House met…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →N.S.W. Parliament. an All Night Sitting Sydney
The llegisaltive Assembly, which commenced its sitting yesterday, [?]nt, on allnight. The bone of contention was the Tempo[?]y supply Bill. amounting to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Parliament No Confiderce Motion Defeated. Government Majoirty of Seven. MELBOURNE,Friday
The debate in the Federal Home of Rr presentative on the motion "that the Government does not po[?] the confidence of the Hence," was concluded this…
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Dr. M'Call, Agent-General for Tasmania. has given evidence before the Royal commission which is inquiring into Elective Methods Dr. M'Call supported the…
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The member for the Murray made a speech of three hours and six minutes duration on Wednesday morning, during the progress of the debate…
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In the House of Representatives a long series of questions, which had accumulated during the weal of confidence debate, was asked and answered…
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In the Senate Senator Millen in reply to Senator Findley said a proposal made by the "Daily Chronicle" for advertising the Commonwealth was under…
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In the Senate Senator Best in reply to Senator St. Ledger said permission had been given for the introduction of three Philippine eizar-broken under three year…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of the Speaker. Sir Frederick Holder Succumbs to Paralysis. Federal Parliament House, MELBOURNE
There was as all-night sitting of the House of Representatives chameterised by violent and disgraceful scenes, in which Sir William Lync took his usual share…
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